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Re: Chrome Re: Ribit

By: monkeytrots in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (0)
Tue, 13 Sep 11 5:21 AM | 55 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Constitutional Corner 		Msg. 15046 of 21975
(This msg. is a reply to 15043 by lkorrow)
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Linda - the problem you had was the hash that you put on the PST file - ie. encryption. Unless you have a very specific backup - and can restore the hash keys (it IS doable) - that hash changes - even with the same user name, etc.

Un-encrypted storage in Outlook - no problem to restore as is. I always make sure that is kept OFF.





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Re: Chrome Re: Ribit
By: lkorrow in CONSTITUTION
Tue, 13 Sep 11 5:13 AM 		Msg. 15043 of 21975

micro,

I had to reformat my drives on my old pc a few years back and the whole thing went south. So I tried to import the Outlook pst file to my new machine and I couldn't do it due to some MSFT security thing.

I think it had to do with what I called myself, the name that sets the folder name for the user. If the user name on the two systems differ, you're out of luck, it won't import the file.

Does that sound familiar?

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